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March 10th 07, 11:34 PM
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Macro to run Rules in batch
I have about 40+ newsletters I subscribe to. I have set up Rules for them in
Outlook, so that they are automatically moved from my Inbox to their respective folder when they arrive. What I'd like to be able to do: Turn the Rules off, so the newsletters stay in my inbox. Then turn the Rules back on when I choose, and automatically have all the newsletters filed in their respective folders. The only way to do this now, is to go into each Rule individually, and execute it. Unfortunately there is no recordable macros for Outlook, which for me would be the easiest. Anyone have some VBA code that I could customize for what I am trying to do? Thanks. 
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